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Bubble Type	Outcome	Pool Weight	Amount
Blue	Loot: Empty	59%	0
Blue	Loot: Gold	40%	Based on multiplier
Blue	Loot: Airdrop	0.01%	Gold = based on multiplier (70%) Gems = 500 (15%) Items = 1 (15%)
Red	Penalty: Reduce Gold	n/a	Reduce based on gold multiplier

## Gold Bonanza Spinning “Gold (big)” for the 5th time will trigger the Gold Bonanza random event. The player’s next spin will get a 150% gold multiplier.

Spin Type	Outcome
Attack	Gold received from successful attacks will be multiplied by 150%
Counter Attack	Gold received from successful attacks will be multiplied by 150%
Steal	Gold stolen from opponents will be multiplied by 150%
Gold (Big)	Amount of gold received will be multiplied by 150%
Gold (Small)	Amount of gold received will be multiplied by 150%
Miss	The 150% multiplier will take effect will carry over until you successfully spin one of the above actions

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